Features:
• Black and white negative film
• Variable speed (ISO 200-800) I’ve pushed to 1600 with very good results, but the sweet spot is around 400.
• 120 format!!!!!!!!!!!!
• Classic cinematic look
• Rich tonality
• Excellent sharpness
EveNSteve like this film so much we’ve already made an artwork using it. Click on the movie below to watch the one minute artwork film by EveNSteve:
There Are Forests In The Animals
Sample images!!!
As I mentioned in the audio above I really wanted to showcase the cinematic feeling this film has, but also show the creative flexibility that is possible. This is not a modern film, and that is a very good thing!
A few sample images below showing the packaging which is of very high quality and a little bit of camera porn….
In conclusion I think the images speak for themselves. How wonderful in 2021 to be welcoming a “new” B&W film to our world…
Viva la Revolution-
Steve
PS— Processing Times in a variety of developers….
Figital Revolution 
Steve, I’ve ordered some rolls to play with. this is exciting news.
With the 35mm version i’ve struggled to find a developer whose results I like with this film. Was thinking that D-23 1+1 might tame the contrast with acceptable grain. Any thoughts?
Mike
Michael Sebastian | Photographer
Hey mike— try D76 or D96–
Here is a link I forgot to post with processing times for the film….
https://cinestillfilm.com/pages/bwxx-dev-times
Hi Steve – are the sample images shot at Iso 400?
I shot them at 250 but 400 would be about the same really— lots of latitude
steve I’ve got a question about scanning color negatives .When it comes to make a poster of a negative (20/30- 30/40 or 40/60) the lab said often that the resolution isn’t high enough.Is the use of software like NEGATIVE LAB PRO a helping hand in this fact ( together with LR and PS) .Thanks for the good information on Figital ! etiennedezutter@yahoo.com
If you scan at 2400 dpi you should be fine. Most printers want 240/300 dpi tho with some paper/ software combinations 480 is really quite nice. Having a very clean scan with good details and not over sharpened will easily interpolate 5-10X without issue. Even PS with their interpolation would be fine.